Bookmarks

designed

for

your

memory.

Save, organize, and find links with just a vague description.

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Bookmarks are

broken.

We don’t remember URLs—we remember ideas, topics, and fragments. Traditional bookmarks fail when we forget the exact link.

Bookmarks Are a Black Hole

Saved links vanish into the void—good luck finding them when you need them.

Bookmarks Are a Black Hole

Saved links vanish into the void—good luck finding them when you need them.

Bookmarks Are a Black Hole

Saved links vanish into the void—good luck finding them when you need them.

Too Many Open Tabs

Your browser is drowning, but closing tabs feels like losing valuable info forever.

Too Many Open Tabs

Your browser is drowning, but closing tabs feels like losing valuable info forever.

Too Many Open Tabs

Your browser is drowning, but closing tabs feels like losing valuable info forever.

Can’t Find What You Saved

You remember the idea, not the title—searching turns into a guessing game.

Can’t Find What You Saved

You remember the idea, not the title—searching turns into a guessing game.

Can’t Find What You Saved

You remember the idea, not the title—searching turns into a guessing game.

Let's change that

How it

works.

We don’t remember URLs—we remember ideas, topics, and fragments. Traditional bookmarks fail when we forget the exact link.

Save links in an instant

Use our browser extension or paste URLs directly to save any webpage with a single click.

Smart Auto-Tagging

Our AI analyzes and categorizes your links, extracting key information and generating tags.

Search with natural language

Forget exact names—find links with keywords, topics, or even vague memories.

Siddarth Ponangi

Founder of Linklot & Moonkraft Studio.

I’ve always been obsessed with building things that make life easier.

Linklot started as a simple fix for a problem I kept running into—I’d save links, only to lose them when I needed them most. Bookmarks were a mess, search was a guessing game, and important ideas slipped through the cracks.

So I built Linklot—a way to save and actually find the links that matter. No clutter, no digging, no lost ideas. Just a smarter way to keep track of what’s important.